automatic door lock switch not working

Asked by cliffsbear Mar 07, 2017 at 01:24 PM about the 2002 Toyota Avalon XLS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Passenger side front door lock switch not working. Manually works OK. The
switch doesn't activate the lock mechanism.

4 Answers

225,395

May be just a bad switch. Try popping it out and cleaning it with some electrical cleaner, then blow it out.

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Just have to do some testing to see where the power is, a lot of times between the door and door jam where the wires pass threw a wire will brake right in that area.

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Lock actuator gone bad. It happened on my GS. I replace the old one...problem solved.

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is a master power door lock switch and a regular door lock switch the same on a 2013 toyota corolla...my two from door wont lock with the remote or from the switch

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